Precious Pill for Children，*Chinese Pharmacopoeia* (Volume 1).，For children with wind-cold common cold, loss of appetite or refusal to breastfeed, fever, nasal congestion, cough with excessive phlegm, vomiting, diarrhea, and startle reactions or convulsions.
Precious Pill for Children
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Formulas Name : Precious Pill for Children
Chinese Name : 小儿至宝丸
Drug Formulation
Perilla leaf 50g, Guang Huoxiang 50g, Peppermint 50g, Notopterygium root 50g, Dried tangerine peel 50g, Prepared white Aconite root 50g, Bile-processed Pinellia tuber 50g, White mustard seed (roasted) 30g, Sichuan fritillary bulb 50g, Areca nut 50g, Hawthorn fruit (roasted) 50g, Poria 200g,Liu Shen Qu (roasted) 200g, Barley Malt (roasted) 50g, Amber 30g, Borneol 4g, Gastrodia 50g, Uncaria 50g, Silkworm Pupae (roasted) 50g, Cicada Shed Skin 50g, Whole Scorpion 50g, Ox Bile 6g, Realgar 50g, Talc 50g, Cinnabar 10g.
Source
*Chinese Pharmacopoeia* (Volume 1).
Processing
Except for牛黄 and冰片, grind the雄黄 and朱砂 into extremely fine powders by water-floating or pulverizing, respectively; grind the remaining 21 ingredients, including 紫苏叶, into fine powders; finely grind the牛黄 and冰片, mix them with the aforementioned powders, and sift to blend thoroughly. Add 110–140g of refined honey per 100g of powder to form large honey pills, each weighing 1.5g.
Benefits
For children with wind-cold common cold, loss of appetite or refusal to breastfeed, fever, nasal congestion, cough with excessive phlegm, vomiting, diarrhea, and startle reactions or convulsions.
Instructions for Use
Take orally, 1 pill at a time, 2 to 3 times daily.
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Precious Pill for Children,For children with wind-cold common cold, loss of appetite or refusal to breastfeed, fever, nasal congestion, cough with excessive phlegm, vomiting, diarrhea, and startle reactions or convulsions.